Québec Innovative Materials Corp.
QIMC Identifies Three Fault-Controlled Helium Zones at New Salem-Apple River, Nova Scotia, and Expands Seismic Program to Approximately 50 Line-Kilometres
QIMC has identified three distinct helium anomaly zones (Zones A, B, and C) at its New Salem-Apple River project in Nova Scotia, with peak concentrations reaching 5.864 ppmv. The anomalies show strong correlation with mapped regional faults, prompting the company to expand its 2D seismic program to approximately 50 line-kilometres to image potential structural traps.